Happy November 1, everyone!!!Β π
Weβre so excited to write with you and are freshly fueled by leftover/stolen Halloween candy. Our challenge for you today: donβt let the day pass without a few words. The first few days are critical for your creative momentum. (If youβre really feeling daunted, cut yourself a break and give yourself permission to just write one sentence.) Youβve got this, Wrimo. Weβve got you.
Ways to Find Community During NaNoWriMo This Year
β±οΈΒ Check out @NaNoWordSprintsΒ for word sprints all day long! (Donβt forget to create your 2022 NaNoWriMo goal first so you can update your word count!)
πΊοΈ Join a Region (or several!) β Find and join your local region on the NaNoWriMo website to connect with other writers in your area. If you travel between different places (i.e., if youβve gone away for school but still visit your hometown, or you live and work in different cities), you can join multiple regions and choose which one to set as your home region.
π Create or Join a Writing Group β You can also create a private writing group of up to 20 people on the NaNoWriMo website to share encouragement, feedback, and accountabilityβor just to hang out with other writers. Weβve shared some tips on what makes a good writing group!
ποΈ Join an Event with NaNo HQ β Take a look at our calendar to find official events led by the NaNoWriMo staff, including Zoom Hangouts, Virtual Write-Ins, webcasts, and more.
π¬ Chat on the Forums β On the NaNoWriMo forums, you can chat with other writers from around the world about everything from what to do when you have writerβs block to your favorite kind of bookmark.
βοΈ Back to School with YWP β Our Young Writers Program is for kids (18 and under) who want to write, educators teaching creative writing, and families looking for learning resources.